[retired_ivonta]

yeh that looks maybe even better, though the brightness is worse.

theres a 41 page thread on that tv on av forums, b0llocks am i going through all of that

[imsublime]

I bought the Hanspree after reading positive reviews on the AV forums :thup:

[retired_ivonta]

Originally posted by AndyJ:
I bought the Hanspree after reading positive reviews on the AV forums :thup:

any good?

[imsublime]

Yeah I have the 32 inch version and the 360 looks amazing on it, as well as HD vidoes I downloaded from marketplace. SD also looks pretty good on it :thup:

Overall much better than the ancient Goodmans TV I had before it anyway

[OrangeB12]

Been reading up on the Sony Bravia FAQ on avforums and will definately be doing some tweaks when I get home. Excellant little guide

[retired_yesmoncar]

Originally posted by AndyJ:
Yeah I have the 32 inch version and the 360 looks amazing on it, as well as HD vidoes I downloaded from marketplace. SD also looks pretty good on it :thup:

Overall much better than the ancient Goodmans TV I had before it anyway

I think I'm going to buy the 37" version soon.

A few things I need to check first though.

One of which is wall mounting, I want to put it in my room and the only place it will fit properly is on the wall.

Also need to find out about connections, want to make sure it has enough for my PC, 360 and ntl/Sky digital and ntl/sky HD

[imsublime]

You can wall mount it as people on AV forums have done so, not sure what mount you will need though.

As for connections I'm no expert but I know it does have HDMI, VGA, Component, 2 scarts - full spec is on the hannspree website

[retired_ivonta]

Originally posted by SirZ:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by -rudi-:
I'm currently awaiting one of these.

Has gone down well on the AV forums and the manufacturer has a good reputation for their other products. I'll let you know if it's any cop or not.

That's quite good for that price tbf </BLOCKQUOTE>

hmm just seen the £39 delivery charge on that website, might be tempted to go for the techwood now..

[Starling2003]

Originally posted by SirZ:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Andy "Muzza" Murray:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Sons FC:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Andy "Muzza" Murray:
The older model is £520 on that same site just now but out of stock.

Andy,

This is one I bought:

32" N series

It is the same price as I paid - ie £670 (with delivery) and is still in stock. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Cheers mate, don't have the money just now, looking to get one when i'm on my work placement from uni (providing i get a decent paid one), will be looking more in a few months time, just trying to gauge whats on offer and what to be looking for. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Andy, what's your budget for a new TV? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Atm i don't know exactly as it depends how much i get on my placement and travel costs etc etc but i'm looking around 500-650 probably for it, need to get a new dvd player and all that malarky as well though as mine seems to be dying

[retired_dogs2son1]

Gonna head over to AV Forums to read about this, however if anybody has anyu views, please share.

http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/809552

It's the Sammy 40" 1080p F71 for £999, which you lower down to potentially £950 and less.